MASTER the 12 Tenses of English Grammar || Difficult Contrasts MADE EASY || Wag nang Malito!

Difficult Contrasts:
Simple present vs. Present progressive
Present perfect vs. Present Perfect progressive
Simple past vs. Present perfect
Simple past vs. Past progressive
Simple past vs. Past perfect
Simple future vs. Future progressive
Simple future vs. Future perfect

This video is part of a Series on the 12 "tenses" of English grammar designed to teach you the forms, meanings, and uses of such "tenses." More accurately, these 12 "tenses" are tense-aspect combinations that we use in our sentences namely Simple Present, Simple Past, Simple Future, Present Perfect, Past Perfect, Future Perfect, Present Progressive, Past Progressive, Future Progressive, Present Perfect Progressive, Past Perfect Progressive, and Future Perfect Progressive.

The Series is here to help you better understand and properly use English tenses and aspects, and the combinations of these. It includes difficult contrasts as well as tricky scenarios that one might encounter. Mastering the tense-aspect system (or verb tenses) of English is essential in passing your civil service examination, or your LET, or your UPCAT, or simply your English grammar class. Overall, it can help you improve your English and get you to write and speak in English more fluently and confidently.

Tense-Aspect Video Series:
Introduction
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Simple Aspect
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Perfect Aspect
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Progressive Aspect
   • MASTER the 12 Tenses of English Gramm...  
Perfect Progressive Aspect
   • MASTER the 12 Tenses of English Gramm...  

Difficult Contrasts:
Simple present vs. Present progressive
Present perfect vs. Present Perfect progressive
Simple past vs. Present perfect
Simple past vs. Past progressive
Simple past vs. Past perfect
Simple future vs. Future progressive
Simple future vs. Future perfect


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